Fans in the stands at Sunday’s Packer/Bears game were pretty well behaved, at least for a rivalry game.
The Green Bay Police Department was only called 15 times, which is tied for the second-lowest number of calls received during any home game last year.
Only the Panthers game had fewer, with 12.
However, those calls resulted in seven ejections, which is tied for the third most from last year.
For comparison, last year’s game against Chicago resulted in 30 calls for service, one arrest, and 12 ejections. In 2024, police were called 26 times, arrested two people, and ejected eight, seven people were ejected on 31 calls in 2023, and 46 calls in 2022 resulted in 12 ejections and two arrests.
The fact that the Packers cruised to a 31-7 win may have played a factor.
Additionally, the Green Bay Metro Fire Department responded to 16 medical calls and completed five transports.
